City water house pressure is 60psi, I prefer a double filter but the max is 40psi, can I daisy change 2 single filters that are rated at 90psi each?
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Yes, and that will not affect their psi rating. They still will be safe at pressures less than 90 psi. However unless you plan to use a finer filter cartridge for the secondary filter, the primary filter will do all the work and the secondary filter will be of very little value. As a practical example a primary filter rated at 50 microns and a secondary at 10 microns would make sense. That way the primary would catch matter above 50 microns and the secondary would catch matter between 50 and 10 microns. Particles smaller than 10 microns would pass through the array. These are large filters, so most people just use one for the whole house. You will probably find that you need to change the cartridges every 6-12 months depending on how clean your water is.
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I wish I had better news for you Raine. I had such a difficult time changing this last time, that I broke it and had to call a plumber. Even the plumber railed about the poor quality of this system. I am going to replace the whole system and get a different filtration system. Both times I've tried changing these filters I needed help and it kind of defeats the purpose if you aren't able to change the filter. I think that PUR has a model with an easier change filter. Good luck!
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Hi Ivan: We do not have the maximum pressure for this housing but most standard housings like this are rated at 100 to 125 PSI. Thank You, WaterFiltersOnline
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I have no idea. I guess it would depend on the composition of the filter that you have. This is good stuff.
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1. a traditional drip system is regulated to between 10 and 30 psi with most regulators at around 15-20 psi. This hose is probably best run at about 30 psi max. True Water pressure measurements are a little more complicated (static vs dynamic) and depend on flow rates, other parameters, but the bottom line is that this hose can be used with a drip regulator or by closing the hose bibb about halfway. I bought three, at one point all were subjected to full water pressure (90 psi). Two of the three failed. These hoses are nice because they are more flexible than the recycled rubber versions but the cost and failure rate caused me to switch to the recycled rubber versions. Without a regulator, you might accidentally turn them up too high.
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I checked on Amazon product page for a Mulitpure Aquashower, and this is the wrong filter for that housing. It you are looking to purchase these filters instead of the Mulitpure Aquashower filters because they cost less, then I can't help you. It would be my guess that they are not inter-changable.
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I don't know. I deferred to our plumber. He installed a Pentair Everpure H-300. It includes a single filter cannister and single filter head. It cost about $150. Seems to work, but we have yet to really give it a work out.
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2.2 GPM with both on. with one on I would speculate it is more than 1.1 as it increases the water output of the single device. I would guess maybe between 1.4 and 1.7 with just 1 on.
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Mine was set to cut in at 40psi at factory and I installed a pressure valve in the pump outlet line and set it for 60psi but it can go a little higher if you think your water lines can hold the pressure.
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65.1 seconds here on a single flush. I am on city water with 90 - 120 PSI. Sounds like you are in 'the zone'.
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It's really a 2-stage system. The first stage is a single carbon filter and the output of that feeds twin RO filters. The two RO filters is what helps give it high flow rates. I have it connected to city water and works great!
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The pressure should be OK. You may want to use different shower head than the one provided with the filter.
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Without knowing size of opening not sure but if do it would NOT buy the one that fills from faucet. Doubt that would connect in any way for you. Would get the one that you fill like a Brita style. Hope this helps. Not quite sure why you want to double filter though. One filtration should be enough I would think.
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The water features runs separately, however, as mentioned in other answer, it is possible to turn the knob half way in between the 2 features to get a little bit of both but the water flow will be low. The recommended PSI is 60.
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It's more the filter housing that handles the pressure. as far as the filter goes 100 psi wont hurt it, but RO filters are more effective at 60 or so. 100 psi is excessive and hard on the rest of your plumbing, you might consider installing a regulator. IMHO...
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I also contacted ECO Smart and if you change all your water outlets to 1.5GPM, most are 2.5GPM it helps the unit and you save water on your bill. I install the same unit in my parents home with 1.5GPM water reducers on all faucets and showers, "No one noticed a difference in water pressure". You can get a 6 pack of water savers a Lowes for $30.
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Depends on how the system was designed. Most household pressures run between 20 and 60 psig with the majority 40 - 60 usually controlled by the well pump. City supplied water usually runs at a higher pressure and a pressure reducing valve is installed to get the correct pressure for the building.